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What does China-specification vehicle mean?

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McDallas

07/30/25 5:11am

In China, vehicles that are sold and used are referred to as China-specification vehicles. Below are detailed introductions about China-specification vehicles: 1. Scope of Application: China-specification vehicles are specifically designed for the Chinese market, making them more suitable for China's fuel quality, road conditions, climate, etc. European-specification vehicles have very high requirements for fuel quality, and the fuel quality in most parts of China does not meet the usage requirements of non-China-specification vehicles, which can easily lead to fuel system blockages during use, and in severe cases, may require major engine repairs. China-specification vehicles have their suspension systems recalibrated according to China's road conditions, making them more suitable for driving on Chinese roads. Additionally, China-specification vehicles have their intake systems specially improved based on China's air conditions. 2. Sales Model: Each vehicle model is divided into several different versions with corresponding official guide prices to differentiate the configurations of the same model. Then, based on each official guide price, relevant sales policies are formulated, which are the discount ranges. Furthermore, in terms of configurations, due to the constraints of unified official guide prices, each official guide price corresponds to identical configurations, and customers cannot choose specific configurations in detail. You can only select high, medium, or low configurations, but cannot specifically choose each individual configuration.

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